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Attorney Referrals
At Tully Rinckey PLLC, we recognize the importance of forming alliances within the legal community. Occasionally, we are contacted by someone that we are unfortunately unable to help. In these cases, we often refer such clients to another law firm more suitable to meet their needs. We find that forming these relationships with other attorneys is often beneficial to all parties involved.
In order to continue this process, we would like to extend an open invitation to all attorneys to establish a referral system with our firm. A referral system can allow for both parties to assist more clients in their specializations, while also seeing an increase in their business.
If you are unable to assist a client with the appellate process, a family or criminal matter, please contact our Director of Client Relations at 518-218-7100.
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I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to my attorney, Doug Rose. I have been a client of Tully Rinckey for two years, working with Doug on my case. During that time, I have found Doug to be …
“Thank You For All Your Help” – K.L.
“Thank you for all your help, Barb. You are terrific and I will exuberantly tell anyone looking for the best lawyer about you!” – K.L. on Partner Barbara King
“Excellent Job Representing my Interests” – M.C.
“Theresa did an excellent job representing my interests. First and foremost, she is knowledgeable, articulate and responsive. In addition, she was patient and empathetic. Theresa understood the many levels of frustration I experienced over the course of the past 3 months. …
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Working Families Party Concedes and Downsizes Without Admitting Wrongdoing or Defeat
A lengthy lawsuit with local political implications came to an end today, with the Working Families Party paying $100,000 to the plaintiffs’ law firm and disbanding its for-profit campaign arm. The WFP’s executive director issued a defiantly unapologetic statement. The payment …
Judges Call for Common Sense in Responding to FOIL Requests
The Court of Appeals yesterday sent a not-so-subtle message to government agencies dealing with requests for information under the Freedom of Information Law: Be reasonable and do not waste the courts’ time. In a unanimous decision, the judges found themselves …
Our View: State Must do Better with FOIL
When he was attorney general of this state, Gov. Andrew Cuomo was a strong advocate for open government. Among his greatest achievements in that area was his office’s establishment of the Project Sunlight website, a terrific resource for gathering information …
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Contest a Will: a Challenging Process
By Greg T. Rinckey Q: Shortly before my father passed away, my sister talked him into leaving me out of a trust he initially created for both of us. What can I do so I don’t get left with nothing? …
Go Back to School With the Post-9/11 GI Bill: A Lawyer’s Story
Originally posted in New York Law Journal. With the last U.S. forces being pulled out of Iraq in December 2011 and troops expected to leave Afghanistan by 2014, over 1 million members of the armed forces will come off active …
Ask the Lawyer: Don’t Approach Commercial Lease too Lightly
Question: I want to relocate my retail business to a shopping plaza that attracts more traffic than the one where I am currently located. I’ve been at the same location for years, so what should I know now about shopping …
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Real Estate Closings for the Non-Real Estate Attorney – June 19, 2012
Presenter: Graig F. Zappia, Esq. Date: June 19, 2012 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Skills: 1 CLE Credit Hour If you have questions on any of our FREE Continuing Legal Education courses, please call 518-218-7100 or e-mail CLE@tullylegal.com. RSVP is required as light fare and non-alcoholic …
Legal Ethics: Duties to Clients – July 17, 2012
Presenter: Douglas J. Rose, Esq. Date: July 17, 2012 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Ethics and Professionalism: 1 CLE Credit Hour If you have questions on any of our FREE Continuing Legal Education courses, please call 518-218-7100 or e-mail CLE@tullylegal.com. RSVP is required as …
Department of Veterans Affairs Claims Process – August 21, 2012
Presenter: Greg T. Rinckey, Esq. Date: August 21, 2012 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Areas of Professional Practice: 1 CLE Credit Hour If you have questions on any of our FREE Continuing Legal Education courses, please call 518-218-7100 or e-mail CLE@tullylegal.com. RSVP is required …
